Frustrated that potential customers in your own backyard aren't finding your business? Watching competitors attract local clients while your excellent products or services go undiscovered? You're not alone - many small business owners struggle to effectively market to the people closest to them.

In this strategic workshop, you'll discover how to become the go-to business in your local area without wasting money on ineffective tactics or falling prey to marketing providers who over-promise and under-deliver.

During this action-oriented session, you'll discover:

Local Marketing Ecosystem: Understand the complete spectrum of local marketing channels - from Google Business Profile and local SEO to community partnerships and neighbourhood events - and how they work together to create visibility where it matters most.
Digital Presence Assessment: Work through a comprehensive audit of your current online visibility from a local perspective, identifying blind spots that may be causing you to miss out on nearby customers who are actively searching for what you offer.
Opportunity Prioritization: Learn how to identify the specific local marketing gaps that represent your biggest wins, so you can focus your limited time and resources on tactics that will generate the highest return for your unique business.
Implementation Decision Framework: Gain clarity on which local marketing elements you should handle yourself versus when to bring in specialists, with specific criteria for evaluating marketing providers to ensure you're getting genuine expertise, not empty promises.

If you're ready to become more visible and attractive to customers in your immediate service area, this webinar will give you both the strategy and tactical next steps to strengthen your local presence immediately.

This session will be recorded and sent to everyone who has registered. Secure your spot now!

Perfect for:

Brick-and-mortar businesses wanting to attract more foot traffic
Service providers looking to dominate their geographic service area
Business owners disappointed with previous local marketing efforts
Entrepreneurs overwhelmed by contradictory advice about local marketing strategies